Lineup, how to watch both of today's Braves spring training games versus the Twins

Atlanta sends two lineups out to take on two lineups of the Minnesota Twins today in Grapefruit League action, one home in North Port and one on the road at Hammond Field in Ft. Myers.

Here's how the Braves will line up for both contests.

Home matchup:

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Road matchup:

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As is typical for split squad matchups, most of your big league veterans are in the home matchup, while a lot of your backups and spring training depth is in the road matchup.

Max Fried continues his preparations for his 3rd consecutive Opening Day start with the home start ahead of a defense of mostly regulars. Fried has started three games so far in Grapefruit League action, allowing no runs in 11.1 innings pitched with four hits allowed, four walks, and fourteen strikeouts.

Fried's 1:05 EDT start will be televised on Bally Sports Southeast, and the radio call with Ben Ingram is available locally in the Atlanta area on WCNN 680/93.7 and across Braves Country on the Atlanta Braves Radio Network.

The starter for the away matchup is Kyle Wright, making only his 2nd start of the spring. Wright, who led all of Major League Baseball last year with 20 wins, received a cortisone injection to his sore shoulder in January. He made his first appearance of the spring on Monday against the Tampa Bay Rays, throwing 2.2 innings with five hits and four runs allowed. Wright will have one more spring appearance to stretch out, a minor league game, before joining the team for a start on their three-game road trip in St. Louis from April 3-5th.

If for some reason Wright is not prepared to pitch that first turn through the rotation, an injured list stint would open the door for the Braves to add both prospects Dylan Dodd and Jared Shuster for the Opening Day roster instead of needing to select one for the 5th rotation spot and sending the other to the minors.

Wright's start will have no radio or television coverage from the Braves, but the Minnesota Twins coverage is available on television on Bally Sports North and on radio via WCCO 830/102.9 FM in the Minnesota market as well as online at MLB.com.

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